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My problem is that I am forced to rerun CMake each time I add a new source file, which is really annoying... Is there any way CMake could detect newly added source file automatically?
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CMake does not offer such a way. How should CMake detect these new files without being called?
I am not sure whether Xcode or Visual Studio automatically re-runs CMake when new files are added.
CMake does not have functionality to observe a folder. Some OS (e.g. MacOS X) can execute an action in case a folder was changed. Some IDEs (e.g. QtCreator V4.1 and newer) trigger an re-run of CMake in case any of the CMake files where changed.
I do not know your use case but I recommend not to use
file(GLOB ...). It is better to know which files are part of your project.